Lead provider dossiers
How the lead sellers actually work.
One dossier per provider, built from their own published terms on the date shown: what you buy, who else gets the same lead, what happens when you stop paying, and when the marketplace is the better choice.
We sell an alternative (a website, ads and search you own), and we say so on every dossier. Facts come from the provider's own pages and are dated; if something is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.
Lead provider dossierThe Knot and WeddingWire: one WeddingPro storefront, a 12-month auto-renewal, and what Premium addsWhat The Knot Worldwide's own WeddingPro pages and Terms of Purchase say about Basic vs Premium, 12-month auto-renewal, refunds, price increases, and disputes.Lead provider dossierNetworx Leads: Pay Per Lead vs Exclusive pricing, credits, and what a bad lead costs youWhat Networx's own pages say about Pay Per Lead pricing, the Exclusive Leads plan, its lead credit policy, and contract and setup fee terms for contractors.Lead provider dossierHomeStars: how pros pay for leads, and what the Professional User Agreement saysWhat HomeStars' own Professional User Agreement says about paying per lead, shortlisting limits, refunds, credits, and what happens if you stop paying.Lead provider dossierEverQuote: shared vs exclusive insurance leads, and how the return policy worksWhat EverQuote's own pages for agents say about shared vs exclusive lead pricing, the 30-day return policy, contract terms, and how to sign up.Lead provider dossierCraftJack: what happened to the pay-per-lead site, and who runs it nowCraftJack's own domain now redirects to Angi's pro sign-up. What that means for pricing, terms, and existing accounts, based on what we could verify on the provider's own pages.Lead provider dossierZocdoc: how the booking fee works, who else shows up, and what you ownHow Zocdoc actually works for practices: the new-patient booking fee, when it's waived, who else appears in the same search, and what happens if your account is suspended. Sourced from Zocdoc's own pages.Lead provider dossierHow Zillow Premier Agent works: zip code auctions, Flex, and cancelingA dossier on Zillow Premier Agent built from Zillow's own pages: zip code auction pricing, Flex commission pricing, contract terms, and when it fits an agent.Lead provider dossierYelp Ads: the pricing model, the fine print, and when it beats owning your trafficWhat Yelp's own pages say about Yelp Ads pricing, cancellation, account closure, and whether ads change which reviews you see.Lead provider dossierHow UpCity works for agencies: rankings, Certified Partner, and what is not publishedA dossier on UpCity built from UpCity's own pages: directory rankings, the Certified Partner program, self-serve billing, and when it fits a marketing or IT agency.Lead provider dossierThumbtack Pro: how lead pricing works and what happens if you stop payingWhat Thumbtack's own terms say about lead pricing, refunds, account suspension, and who owns your profile content and customer data.Lead provider dossierHow Rover works for sitters and walkers: the 20 percent commission and the GuaranteeA dossier on Rover built from Rover's own help pages: sitter commission, owner fees, the Rover Guarantee claim process, and when the marketplace fits a pet care business.Lead provider dossierHow Realtor.com Connections Plus works: shared leads and what is not publishedA dossier on Realtor.com Connections Plus: how leads are delivered, what Realtor.com does and does not publish about exclusivity and pricing, and when it fits an agent.Lead provider dossierPorch: how it sells the same lead to more than one proWhat Porch's own professional terms say about lead pricing, shared requests, refund limits, and what a paid lead purchase actually gets you.Lead provider dossierHow Opencare works for dentists: pay per visit, membership fees, and late penaltiesA dossier on Opencare built from Opencare's own pages: the membership and booking fees, the 90-day refund window, late fees, and when it fits a dental practice.Lead provider dossierNextdoor Ads: how neighbourhood advertising is priced and billedWhat Nextdoor's own pages say about how Nextdoor Ads is priced, billed, refunded, and how it differs from the free Business Page.Lead provider dossierHow LendingTree works for lenders: matched requests and what you cannot buy exclusivelyA dossier on LendingTree built from LendingTree's own pages: matched borrower requests, lender pricing, arbitration terms, and when the marketplace beats an owned pipeline.Lead provider dossierHouzz Pro: subscription tiers, what's included, and who owns your project dataWhat Houzz's own pricing page and Pro Plus Agreement say about subscription tiers, auto-renewal, refunds, and who owns your project data.Lead provider dossierHealthgrades: how your profile gets built, who else shows up, and what you ownHow Healthgrades actually works for providers: how a profile gets created without you, why it can't be removed, how sponsored placement is sold, and what you own. Sourced from Healthgrades' own pages.Lead provider dossierGoogle Local Services Ads: pay-per-lead pricing, credits, and the Google Guaranteed badgeWhat Google's own pages say about Local Services Ads pay-per-lead pricing, automatic lead credits, exclusions, and the Google Guaranteed badge.Lead provider dossierHow FindLaw works for lawyers: directory, websites, and the contract you signA dossier on FindLaw built from Thomson Reuters' own pages: the directory, website and PPC bundles, the unpublished Master Services Agreement, and when it fits a law firm.Lead provider dossierHow Clutch works for agencies: Verified, Advertiser, and no guarantee of leadsA dossier on Clutch.co built from Clutch's own pages: the free, Verified, and Advertiser tiers, arbitration terms, no-guarantee language, and when it fits a B2B agency.Lead provider dossierHow Care.com works for providers: flat lead fees and no refundsA dossier on Care.com built from Care.com's own terms: the flat monthly lead fee, non-refundable billing, background check limits, and when it fits a care business.Lead provider dossierBark: how lead credits work and what you get back if a lead is badWhat Bark's own pages say about how lead credits are priced and expire, when refunds apply, and what happens if your account is closed.Lead provider dossierHow Avvo works for lawyers: profiles, sponsored placement, and what you ownA dossier on Avvo built from Avvo's own pages: the free profile, the Avvo Rating, sponsored placement, refunds, arbitration terms, and when a directory beats a law firm website.Lead provider dossierAngi Leads: what it costs, how leads are shared, and what you keepWhat Angi's own pages say about how pros pay, whether leads are shared, refund and dispute terms, and when Angi beats building your own site.